DeYoe Campaign Blog

Every election is decided by people who show up. In Sequatchie County, that means neighbors, coworkers, parents, first-time voters, longtime residents, and young adults stepping into the voting booth with a say in what comes next. When more people participate, the results better reflect the whole community. This Voting Guide covers what to know before Election Day, where to confirm your polling place, what to bring, and how to prepare with confidence. Voting starts with showi

County elections rarely get the attention of presidential campaigns, but they often decide the services people use every day. The road that gets repaved, the property tax bill that arrives in the mail, the polling place that opens on time, and the emergency response system that answers a 911 calls all connect back to county government. That makes county elections one of the clearest forms of political power available to voters. A single ballot can carry more weight in a count

Vote for a Democrat? I’ve been grateful for the encouragement I’ve received while running for Sequatchie County Commissioner. At the same time, a few folks have told me they could never vote for a Democrat, no matter what. I understand that national politics can leave a bad taste in peoples' mouths. But county government isn’t Washington, D.C. At the local level, we’re focused on practical issues that affect our daily lives—keeping roads maintained, supporting our schools, m

Politics at the national & state levels seems focused on making us enemies if we're from different parties. I'm sick of that approach! At our local county level, we need to find more ways to work together because that's how things get done. Personally I don't care what party you're from. If you have a good idea or an important issue, I want to hear from you. Lets work together to make Sequatchie County great for everyone! Key Responsibilities of County Commissioners In Tennes